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The Apogee event is Mach 30’s annual gathering for its volunteers and fans. One part conference, one part public outreach, one part makerfaire, and one part party.

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Apogee is Mach 30’s annual gathering for the larger space, maker and open source hardware communities, as well as its volunteers and fans.

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Call for Presentations and Exhibitors @ Mach 30's Apogee 3

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Hot Off the Presses: Mach 30 Annual Report for 2015

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What science fiction technology should be open source?

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Ground Sphere CubeSat Ground Station - Implementation of Mach 30 ground station prototypes optimized to listen to "tweets" from space broadcast by Southern Stars CubeSat the SkyCube.

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Mach 30's 2016 Annual Plan -- For those into Space Exploration

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Mach 30 Shepard Test Stand is a test stand for Estes rocket motors.

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Making a Paper Sundial in 15 Minutes

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In New Mexico, Space Tourism Without All That Complicated Outer Space Stuff

The space shuttle made in Switzerland

Applying Open Source to Rocket Landings

XCOR Lynx Reusable Rocket Engine: Mission Update December 2015

Mach 30 At the Open Hardware Summit

Why we need professional level Open Source CAD

Spacehack - a directory of ways to participate in space exploitation

How could Open Source Hardware have helped Mark Watney?

Mach 30 Reimagines The Martian with Open Source

The Mach 30 Guide to ISS Tracking (And Sharing It)

Replication – Have your OSHW project built by a third party

OSSHW - Yavin Thruster - Accurately Modelling the Nozzle Curves in CadQuery

Mach 30 Apogee II - Spacefaring Hackathon, Conference, and Party!

(Public Event) Mach 30's approach to Open-Source spaceflight - NOVA Makers (Reston, VA)

Jones Boys’ Rocketry

Yavin Thruster Sprint 1

Infinity Aerospace wants to open source research with ArduLab

Since the Mid 90's, the Folks at ARocket Have Been Designing, Building, Testing and Flying Open Source Space Hardware

Support Open Source Spaceflight

YSK pretty much all of NASA's tech is in the public domain.  Here's the access point to the design docs.

I'm thinking of creating a website that will attract people and funding to various non-profit organizations that are planning to go into space. I've already contacted CSTART and I was wondering if there are any other projects in need of support.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m thinking of creating a website that will attract people and funding to various non-profit organizations that are planning to go into space. I&#39;ve already contacted CSTART and I was wondering if there are any other projects in need of support.</p>
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What projects should be supported?

OSSHW is a subreddit for Open Source Spaceflight Hardware Organizations to share news, ask questions, and get support from the larger OSSHW community (see this [blog post](http://lowhangingfruit.us/2011/07/18/there-should-be-more-than-one/) for the background story on this subreddit).  This means it's one of the few subreddits where you are *encouraged* to share links to your own stuff!

**OSSHW Groups**

* [Copenhagen Suborbitals](http://www.copenhagensuborbitals.com/)
* [CSTART](http://cstart.org/)
* [DevelopSpace](http://wiki.developspace.net/)
* [Mach 30](http://mach30.org)
* [Open Aerospace](https://www.open-aerospace.org/tiki-index.php)
* [Open Luna](http://www.openluna.org/)
* [Open Space Movement](http://openspacemovement.org/)
* [Portland State Aerospace Society](http://psas.pdx.edu/)
* [Team FREDNET](http://www.frednet.com/)
* [Ultra Light Space Flight](http://w.ulsf.net/)
* [Wikisat](http://www.wikisat.org/)

Leaders of OSSHW orgs can message [lizthefair](http://www.reddit.com/user/lizthefair) to get on the list or become moderators.




<div class="md"><p>OSSHW is a subreddit for Open Source Spaceflight Hardware Organizations to share news, ask questions, and get support from the larger OSSHW community (see this <a href="http://lowhangingfruit.us/2011/07/18/there-should-be-more-than-one/">blog post</a> for the background story on this subreddit).  This means it&#39;s one of the few subreddits where you are <em>encouraged</em> to share links to your own stuff!</p>

<p><strong>OSSHW Groups</strong></p>

<ul>
<li><a href="http://www.copenhagensuborbitals.com/">Copenhagen Suborbitals</a></li>
<li><a href="http://cstart.org/">CSTART</a></li>
<li><a href="http://wiki.developspace.net/">DevelopSpace</a></li>
<li><a href="http://mach30.org">Mach 30</a></li>
<li><a href="https://www.open-aerospace.org/tiki-index.php">Open Aerospace</a></li>
<li><a href="http://www.openluna.org/">Open Luna</a></li>
<li><a href="http://openspacemovement.org/">Open Space Movement</a></li>
<li><a href="http://psas.pdx.edu/">Portland State Aerospace Society</a></li>
<li><a href="http://www.frednet.com/">Team FREDNET</a></li>
<li><a href="http://w.ulsf.net/">Ultra Light Space Flight</a></li>
<li><a href="http://www.wikisat.org/">Wikisat</a></li>
</ul>

<p>Leaders of OSSHW orgs can message <a href="http://www.reddit.com/user/lizthefair">lizthefair</a> to get on the list or become moderators.</p>
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What projects should be supported?